Ellen emigrated from Norway in 1893. Her brothers Martin and Tom preceded her to the US and farmed in North Dakota. They changed their surname from "Torbjornson" to "Berg" likely because they came from the Brunsberg farm in Hedmark Norway.
Ellen married Frederick Noot and raised six children: Lydia, Arthur, Edward, Edna, Robert and Irene on the Northside of Minneapolis. She lost one child, Ellen, who was just over a year old when she passed. Ellen worked for years at Munsingwear.
Ellen married Frederick Noot and raised six children: Lydia, Arthur, Edward, Edna, Robert and Irene on the Northside of Minneapolis. She lost one child, Ellen, who was just over a year old when she passed. Ellen worked for years at Munsingwear.
Ellen emigrated from Norway in 1893. Her brothers Martin and Tom preceded her to the US and farmed in North Dakota. They changed their surname from "Torbjornson" to "Berg" likely because they came from the Brunsberg farm in Hedmark Norway.
Ellen married Frederick Noot and raised six children: Lydia, Arthur, Edward, Edna, Robert and Irene on the Northside of Minneapolis. She lost one child, Ellen, who was just over a year old when she passed. Ellen worked for years at Munsingwear.
Ellen married Frederick Noot and raised six children: Lydia, Arthur, Edward, Edna, Robert and Irene on the Northside of Minneapolis. She lost one child, Ellen, who was just over a year old when she passed. Ellen worked for years at Munsingwear.
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